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https://neonbrand.com/definition/schema-markup/ Quick presentation from my Meetup presentation at the Las Vegas WordPress Meetup. Schema Markup should be universally used on every website, and it surprisingly isn't! WordPress makes this easier by having numerous plugins that are available to add Schema markup for you.
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